The process of medical abortion is well-known, as it can cause certain harm to women's bodies. Women who choose to undergo medical abortion, whether for convenience and timeliness or due to facial discomfort, should scientifically grasp the process of medical abortion and take responsibility for their future physical health to avoid potential risks.
So, what is the process of drug induced abortion?
Before undergoing medical abortion, women need to strictly check for medical history and undergo relevant gynecological examinations to ensure the effectiveness of medical abortion due to some contraindications.
During the process of drug induced abortion, women must follow the doctor's instructions regarding the side effects of the medication to avoid accidents and harm to the body. Be sure to observe for a period of time in the hospital, and if you feel abnormal, inform the doctor promptly.
After observation, if the gestational sac has not been discharged and there is not much bleeding, women who undergo medical abortion after medication can return home, but they must follow the doctor's instructions for timely follow-up. If organizing at home and showing it to a doctor to ensure complete abortion. If the bleeding lasts for 3 weeks and is not clean, or if the bleeding is large and accompanied by blood clots, a timely curettage should be performed to avoid leaving any sequelae that may affect future pregnancy.
The above is a brief introduction to the process of medical abortion. It is worth reminding that women should not take medication at home and must go to a formal gynecological hospital for medical abortion, which can reduce harm to the body to a certain extent and be more conducive to health.